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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
AGerfet Spae uno grnf.
8ir uOlen nGditens geiSe nidt a6ipre=
den ii6er Singe, bic mir nidt fennen.

s.. amtsridtsr gu s., traf auf Der gis
ienbabn tn ieinem Coupe unter gnbe,n
einen Saumeifer, Germ g., Der, obpobl
&atboltt, in iebr abfdItssr Bsiie iber psrs
i9iebene gtnri9tunsen in Der tatboIii4en
Rtrde ft3 ausiprad ; 3ismIi9 LANCE bate
ct bas sroBe WOrt sefibrt, ais Der glmtsz
ri9ter i'm unterbredenb NIT siemli9 lauter
Gimme fi9 an ietnen Ra1bar wenbenb
ipra9: vSabsu sic piellei9t bic uiel aes
riibmte neue Sabrit in 6. in @uaenidein
senOmmen9" (@r wuBts, baB 9. bic
gtnri9tuns seleitet batte.) Oils bic Sras
&c perneint wurbe, fubr er fort: vSa, bas
1T eth wunberiam sruBartisss 8ert; absr
wdbrenb i'd es ndber In aussnidsin nabm,
fanb i'd 10 pieIe Rdnsel, baB i'd mid bod
%uunoerte, wie Elm 10 seriibmter Ser, wts
Der Setter bes 8auss istn iol" Ter ffeute
i6, ais tenne er i'm ni6t), no etpas mas
den tonnte." llnb nun ma9te er 8ers
i9iebenes nambaft, mas gu tabsln iei. gis
ne 3eit lang b0rte g. i9peissnb su unb
perbiB, man iab es, ieiuen Corn; baun
platte er los: vNbsr mein Serr, wie tons
'su Nv noel tNHS SaVS IplCYSH, VIC Slt
obne 3wsifel ni6t usrfeben, pts bas aud
aus Sbren @inwenbunseu tlar berporaebt."
Der amtsri6ter: rSte baben re9t; i'd
babe iiber cine Sade seipro9en, worin i'd
nidts &edtes ueritebe. gs mat aud ni6t
msin grnt; i'd bin uieImebr ibsrssust,
baB Serr g., Der Saumeifer Der Sabrit,
ben i'd iebr babe riibmen b0ren, Gles auf's
Bette eiuseridtet bat. gbsr i9 woute Sic
bur9 meme Worte nur iiber,ensen, baB
aud sic ni9t bsre6tist parsn, 10 pie Sie
eben setban, 70 pesuerfsnb iibsr bic Gins
ri9tunsen ~unierer beilissn Stride su ipres
den. Senn es wtrb Sbnen bamit wobl
sebeu, pie mir nit Der Sabriteinri9tuns
mir periteben ui6t uisl bapon. @enn
9srr @, Der bic Sabrit einseri6tet Dat,
elm ti9t:ser 8aumsiitsr 1T, 70 baben bic
@inri6tunsen Der beiIisen kir9e obns
3peifel einen nod tii9tisern llrbsbsr, Den
beiIisen Self. @Iio MIR polea nd5iiens
Beibe nidt abipre6en iber Oinse, bic nj,
ni9t fennen." - g. mar ebrlt1 genus
benz amtsri4ter &e4t gu seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Sntereiiante Seitunas:N n,eiaen.

@ie man bur9 uuuorii9tissn glusbrud
it4 b6iem Serba4t ausieseu tam, 3eist
elm Serr, Der bur9 3eitunsssa nnonce
feline in Der tOnisIibsn StrafanitaIt Rais
ierslautern ielbituerfertisten &nabens unb
WaO9ensS iefeIn" empfiebIt. - Ra5 benz
9eerer an3eiseblatt vbssinnt Der Sang Der
@apiars 6abricanten erit gnbe Wai." -
Sn Der 9arte ptrb anssssist: sd babe
Su Wi3aslis meine obere gtase su pers
mietben. ". 9unsel.~ Srlbsr ipra5 man
nur pon Sberifib9en; absr isst lit sbsn
Gaes pornebmer seworbsn. - SD beabs
f9tise ben S9afmiit, psl9sr pom san,en
Serbit lasert, aus Der Sanb su ~pertaufeu.
6riebrt6 EeIse, 8iIten g." gus Der
9anb! bun Gin taft neusr, wsnis sss
brau4ter iebr i4Sner Stus1isel aus Ser
Sabrit bes 9ofIieferantsn Dupisn tn 8ers
lin 1T trdntIi9esitsbalber UNI ben balben
Wertb gu u~ertaufsu.H 8abri9einIi6 bat
Der StusfiseI arss Saitsni9msrssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Cine wertbpoae meoisiniiGe
0bbanOIuua.

Die 1SSSer aussdbe oes edtsu meeisiuiI6en Sabrbudes,
oaS man untsr hem gtamsu 8 otetter'S &utenoeI
tsnnt, TT nun 6erett unS BET apotbstsrn uno Idnelt4eu
Staateu, Ytertto,s, ia, in ietem ctutlifrtsu Gbeile ben
Deltlt9eH erobdlite jl baben. Dieter 8GleuSer tit felt
aber etHem Jantteliahrbuneert re8elmdBt9 bel Se9tuu oss
i6ld9en flr bic BeUabruus uno @te6srberiteluns Der ges
iunobstt cine srOBe Dtense intereiianter uub uuterbaItsnser
Istdter Settire. nHo oas Salenoarium, bic a~itrouomiideu
Berstuuussu, drorolosii6tn Dateu II. {. NJ. limb isbr
i~or9tdltt9 aus8earbettet uno wereeu ourdaus ,uuerldiite
betunoeu Ipereen. Die 1SSSer aussube pon 6oitetter's
tiSiuii6en @ertes ~oarIteleu, pel6es in ifaeno einem
Yanoe ie berauSseSe6eu wuroe. Gessu Gnpiaug elmer 2
Gents Srteimarte weroeu bic Serrea Soitetter & Co.,
baridait tsiu 9rsmpl6r betommen tam, Gins Der Qoit
ienoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Sic Selaueqe in Gnanet, Ohm, nell


DE bic sr0Bten Grtrase i'm sansea Staat
l~ieferte, lit BON einem sepaltisen granb
beimgeiu9t porben. Wan peranidlaat
bas Bel bteier 9elesenbsit p~erloren aeaans
gene Del auf Elm Quantum BON $50, 900
Barrels. Der 8ranb entfanb auf cine
eisentbimli@e @eiie. 9as 0etter mar
resnsrii9, un6 es bate fi6 eine bt6te
Utaiie pon NebeI u. &au5 ibsr Der 0uelle
seiammelt.
Ran 1T bee anfi9t, baB bisrbur9 bas
Der letteren entitr6renbe Gas unueit Der
@rboberfld@e %3uiammen ssbaItsn, worauf
bteies bur9 ben 6unten elmer poriiberfabs
renben 2otomotiue entsinbet purbe.
Der Brand tonnte rur unter ben srSBs
ten S9uieristeiten sel6i9t werben, benu
es mar n0tbts, gu btsism 3usts aupor eis
men riefsen Rrabn gu erri9ten, mittsIit
befen etn OsfsI BON enormen Oimenfos
men iiber bic Sueue in poftion ssbra6t
werben muBte, bur9 ben bann BITE Slams
men i6ltebIi1 erftitt uurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Gin Traueu : Wufitaub bat fid im Sois


pital Santa Waria In Neapel abseipielt.
Die bauptid9Ii9ffe llria9e bes auftanbes
Der tranten Srauen mat bas gerbot, fers
nerbtn Seiu9e su ~empfansen. Die rai sns
ben 6rauen trieben sund5it bic pflesenben
S9weftern aus benz 5auie bic iibrisen
0onnen fld@tsteu ii9 mad Der goIi3eiitas
tion. Nun purbe i'm 5oipital Jules bu9s
itdblt4 5ertrimmert. Wit Gii5meFern
bepaffuet, itiirmten bic aufribrerinnen
auf bic Poli3ei Elm, bic fid ben Ginsans
nit @ewalt erswunsen bate. Hun err
i4tenen 3uei a%btbeilunsen Solbatsn, nell
DE anfdusIi9 SOserten, bic @sibsr anSus
s~reifen, i9lieBIi9 aber, ba iie nit Stibs
len, S@ifeln, Slui6en, e~iisrnsn getts
ffansen u. I. NJ. beporfsn wurbsn, NIT
sefaatem 8aionnet ~uorsinssn. Ser
aufitanb bauerte a9t Stunben. iSabls
ret9e 8srwunbunsen tamel1 por.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Y attIteS u IlerIet.
Sic ariediide &eaieruna besreift ibr,

ole 9rte1tlde Geglerrn1g be9retft tbre
9ftdt, fir bic grbaItuns Der 9sutmaIe,
bes Qltertbums etuas gu tbun, uon Sabr
gu Sabr better. Bte fe ieet bur9 bic
llmsitteruns Der Dtonpios:G beatsrs am
6uBe bss atropoIts bieie fd5ne &uine Dor
8erni4tuns ober 0tebftabl fi9e,t, wiQ fe
aud etnen Der uents s~etaunten, absr BENT
wiirbiSftsn 3eusen Der ~gersansenbeit Dor
uOlIifdn6tsem untersanae bepa6ren. guf
Dem S4Ia9tfeloe BON gbaronea Iisst Der
Come, BET uIS 0sntmul fir bic SeI6ens
iduar ber bier I'M Sabre 338 sesen bic
Wucebonier sefalenen Gbebaner erridtst
worben, in mebrere sroBe Griimmer 3ers
iprenst. Die sriediide &esieruns bat fid
u an ben iiusit gum Director bes beuts
i3en ar5doIosiideu Snitituts In 2tben
.eruaunten 9etrn 0OrpfeIbt seuunbt nit
ber Bite, bic 3uiammeniesuns unb @tes
beraufri9tuns bes 26pen unternebmen 30
molten. 06rpfelot bot 3useiast unb uirb
ft4 bemnd9it mad gbdronea bsssben, um
iibernommene aufsabe ausSufIbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
I'm Baltimore ffebt oeoeuuartio 9oro:

Su Baltimore ftsbt sesenpdrtis 9oros
tbea 8iaiams Dor @sri6t, auf bic antlase,
ben Cob BON gbas. $. email babur1 Der.
uria4t gu baben, baB fe i'm In ben Daus
men beiBt. SRI. 8iuiams wobnte NIT
email In bemielben Sauie, unb ais ses
gen fe bas @erii6t In umlauf seiett wars
be, fe Jet nit Rdnnern gu intim sepeien,
tlaste fe email an, Der l1rbsber bisies
@erii9ts gu iein. 8on Wortsn sins ie
gu Ebaten iiber, btB email srit ins @es
it4t, unb betam banu isinen 0aumen
spii4en bic 3dbne, ben fe nabssu abs
bib. Sn bic Bunbe i9lus bic &oie.
gIutpersiftuns trat Elm, nnb email
ifarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
STIR feb[eu bic @orte." iaat Sc

r@tir feblen bic 8Orte," iast SEER
Setbp Garter aus Raibuile Gsnn., Incl.
ne 9antbarteit fir bic @obltbat aussu:
ipre9en, bic Iper's Sariapariaa fir mid
purbe. Wfein ganses 2ebeu binbur9 war
i'd pom StrOpbeln bsimseiudt, msin &6r.
per i4ten BON bieiem uebel bur9brunssn
gu iein. sic traten an msinem sansen
&0rper in Der @eitalt uon Simmer, S9wds
rem, unb eiternben 8unbeu berpor." 5err
Garter ertIdrt, baB er burd gper's. Sars
iapartqa uOuftanbis ssbsiIt porben, unb
oaB felt Der 3eit, ba er Dor a9t Wonaten
fe etn~bunebmen aufb6rte, ft9 tsine itros
pbul6l en- Spmptome mehr stneeiteQt haBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Slut aenla bapunasfommen BET elmer

i&redli6en Oummbeit iinb In Stint in
Wltdisan 5wet arbeitsr elmer bortiseu
Wtible. Sie poltsn piFeu, wis piel Be-
troleum wobl nod tn etnem auf benz 8abas
gslsiie nebsn Der Mtible itsbenben 8sbalter
let, anb lieBen 81 benz 8wet tn benielbsn
etne anse3lnbete 9aterne binab. Cine befs
tise grpIofton folste, cine Slamme idoB
bunberte pon SUB tn bic Cuff, elmer Der
arbeiter, Sreb. 0unbam, purbe spanais
Sub melt sei4leubsrt unb i9psr psrbrannt,
unb ber anbere, 9el &ousr, firf3ebn Sus
melt seworfen unb lsi9tsr uerbrannt. Mber
tstnsr bat IsbsnssefabrIi4en S4absn sss
non1n1sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
glut In bieiem Sabre bat Der berdbmte

WHW TT uFtTtW GU9lt 9"1 UVt VeFugHE1e
&unffuerlas pom 2ouis 8raus & 60. tn
Bottom bic 3abl Der %uOrbaubsnsn bibi6sn
8eibna6tss uno Neuiabrstarten I'M, einise
bubble R~euisteiten uermebrt. 8u bsbsn
baraus beruOr: einen StrauB pon Soibss
blumen unb 9firt5blitben, ais Budget
DEN gu uerwenoen einen 0eibua6tsenssl,
i'm &abmen uon buntelrotbem Sammet ;
Der Stern non SetbIsbem NIT Stisfmits
terden, Seilden unb 5eliotbrop, unb psrs
i4ieoene neue tbetls finnise, tbsiIs i9erss
bate @enrebiloer Don &inoeru. @te ims
mer werben bic Sraus'iden &arten in Der
9anit bss gubI:tums unter ben sablrei5sn
Witbeperbern usrbientermaBsn sinen Der
erifeu SIdte einuebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Steieniaen, welde prebiaen, porleIen. b,

Steieni8en, pel6e prebisen, u~orleien, be-
flamiren ober iin9eu, weroen in Sales Sonep
OF SOrebounb anb Gar bas i6ueuite @ieberber.
iteQun9smittel Der Gimme in allen SGaen pon
Seiierteit finoen. IS furirt ebenfaus Suiteu
uno wnnben Gals i6ne0 unb 9ritubli9. Gers
fault bel allen S~ru99iiten gu Csc, SOC. unb 81.
@lsnns eSrefeIieie, PstIt unb perI8Snert, csc.
$ilrs Saars u. Sartiarbs, i6par, IL. braun, SOC.
pifc's 3abni$msrBeutrppfsu bsilsu In l Miu. Csc.
German Corn Rsmopsr, tSrtst 9aBnsraussrt
GTptbsuLsu, u. 1. 10. Csc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Sic ba6eu midi idanbIid betro

sic ba6en mid i9dnbIi9 bstrOsen,
metn Serr! 8or bret Easen babe i6 fir
finf5sbn Mart bteien &eSenidirn BET 81
men setauft - ba, ieben sic i'm ft6 NAL
an!"
Ser &aufmann beiisbt ii6 bic S5trm.
ruine BON allen Setten. i9iittslt NIT benz
ROpf unb meint idIieBlt6: v@nd6ise
6rau, baben Sic i'm uieIlet@t 3ufdlts naB
perben Iafen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

sonSer6ar. gdeniteher Rante: rSm,
bm, ss III bod ionberbar!" - Gtenfteber
5rise: v@at Is ionberbar, Nante 2" -
gfenfsber Nante: Sra nu, baB bic reis
den 2eute OO3 miner bet meiite @eIo bas
BEN milIen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Sic @roBtGOter in Der SOmmerfriide.
Stdbter: r@as 1T benin bas, mas Sbr
bier sepfan3t babt9" - Bauer: y&ars
tofeln iinb 8, sndotser Serr." - Stab.
ter: rSo2 Sn Der Ebat iebr interefant.
4ber iasen Sic, itn6 bas 8rats ober Bsu.
tartoffeln2 ga
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Gin braber 9ebrer. Sarl: v9apa,
unier 2ebrer 1T bod redt brau; neuli9
ueripra9 er uns, uenn mir oroentli9 arr
beiteu, uns cine Sreube gu MAIDEN" o
gupa: v9un, unb uortn beftanb bic "a
Rarl: Grant 1T er qeuorben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Gineu ;eitaemiBeu sder, brinat Der

Sig" aus BET fruna0fiden RiIitaraus.
riiitansss &ommiiiton. v9ter, msine SER
rem" iast eth @rftnber, pein neuer iebr
prattti9er 9ut fir bic 9erren gorpstoms
!" = v0esbaIb febIt benn an
benz SUIT Der Seberi9mud? - vtlm bic
5srren 9snerale barun gu erinnern, ni9t
III ptel su i9ret6eni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

&inbermunS. Wama: vgIio, 2iss5sn,
warum bait bu iett BrlseI betommen2"
2issdsn: rSiebt On, @ama, iett Eaf
0u mid seialasen, unb weiBt ieIber nt9t
parum."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Sol6e, bic BON Observation-Disclosures

~VF|eI W" Observation-Disclosures
9ano setaaft baben, bas u an sic &esies
runs 3uridfdat, werben beuorsust, rpenn
its iett Dor ber &~esieruns taufen woIen.
nnb t6nueu bas 2anb gu ben niebrisiten
Resterunsspretien baben. Sour ioI9e tons
men bierpon @ebrau9 MAIDEN, bsrsn Qanb
IN ben eriten giienbabni9sntunsen liest,
ni9t in ben Subemnitdtss ober gnti9dbis
gungsgrensen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Gin rauber, arauer Bart iiebt unors
bentIi9 unb unreinIi6 aus, unb bas ioute
pe:mieben werben. 8udinsbam's garts
beige wanbslt bic Sarbs bss 8artss balb In
etn i9Dnes Braun Deer S9par3 I'M, is
na4oem man es wini9t, unb peri9afft
alio Elm ~anifdnStsss nnb bibi9es ausies
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Sic brei beilissu @aSsl. Gin uItes
Bib Der brsi bsiIisen Rartprinnen gars
bara, Warsaretba unb gatbarina bate
folsenbe natue ltnteri6rift: Barbara NIT
benz Sburm, Warsaretba NIT benz 8urm
10. I. 2inbpurm, Ora9e), @atbarina nit
benz &abeI. - 0as tnO bic bret beiIisen
Waeel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Ser 4nlnb. aebrerin: v@ssbalb TT
BITE llbr 10 bod am Eburms anssbra9t9"
Ws4en: vDamit bic b5isn Sunsens ntdt
nit Stsine barua9 wsrfsn t5nnen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

@emiitblid. &eferenbar: rSte fnb
bes 9anbitreidens ansetIast. Saben sic
gaarmittel?" 2anbfrei4er: v@arum?
Climb Der iunse 9err utelei6t in 8erIesen'
beit2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
1fniere Tieuifhotsu.

Inlere Vlelltb0tefl. Utaoar1e CAN'T
NIT ibrer &65in: IS 1T pirtli5 beutsus
tase unraOsli9, Elm sutes unS tii9ttsss
Rdb3en gu finoen!" = 0et itimmt auf'u
&opp, sndbisf5rau, eruiberte bic S69tu,
runb penn Ste ne S66tn pdrsn, Sie
wiirbe man nod uiel idneIer aus Der &as
DE iasen, wte MIDI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Sn ben meifteu Gamilien bieies srOBen
9anbes 1T ct. 'Satobs Del Elm aIsemein
ansepanbtes 9ausmittsl, bsiisn idmsraenz
ittuenbe gtseni9aften pom Eauienben unb
4~bertauienben a%nertannt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

aIs Gin nnfeblbarss Seilmittel sesen
ale 2ebers unb Massnleiosn t6nnen Or.
au9uit R6nis's hamburger Eropfsn beions
bers empioblen werben. - Sobn 2en,en,
9oitmeiiter, Npon, Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
guf Der uuIGuoit srSffneten g~erIiner,

NHT ut HHluHBF 1VTH31EH UetllHetS
Srisfmartenb6rie in Der %9eipsiseritraBe 1T
ausenblttli6 cine bulsarii6e Warte auBsr.
orSentli4 besebrt, weIde ietner 8sit pon
benz grfiriten Meranber uon gattenbers
in 8uIsarien sinscfibrt wurbe. SieieIbe
purbe bet Der na9maltsen 8eiesuns Off
rumeliens ieitens ber Eirtet NIT einem
i4paraen tiirtii6sn tlsbsrbrnd periehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

TAIL uOr Of CROPS is an unknown
IIk6 experience in Central and
NlkOlt6 Northern Dakota and Min
nesota. Maps and full particulars regarding
lands, prices, etc, sent free. Address Q. IL.
WARREN, Gen. Pass. Agt., st. Paul, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-23
MIR HANsows EXPERIENCE ArAUc17oM
He Says He was Lured to It by . Seductive
Advertisement and Deceived.


Advertisement and Deceived.
One Of the most irate men who has visited
the Mayors office was Mr.. ELI Hanson OF 1856
that he had been victimized at an alleged auc-
ton sale Of household furniture at 1874 West
Twenty third street, Luke E. Fitzgerald auc-
doneer. Mr.. Hansop's story was that desiring
to furnish his house. he was attracted by q
most seductive advertisement Of an auction
sale at this house. He was led to believe that
two old ladies were breaking up housekeep-
ing and that the most surprising bargains were
to be had. There was, for instance. piano
worth $500 to be had for s125. and magnificent
cabinets. beds. glasses, and all sorts of nice
things to be sacrificed. He went to the sale
and bought about ST. 100 worth OF things. He
lady whom he supposed to be one. of the old
LADIES Wss who :, were breaking up housekeeping.
found. he says. that tho glowing descriptions
q the aqctioneer were not founded in fact;
anything but hair: that the magnificent
was and the other things alike
which was that he complained to the Mayor,
and alleged boldly that Mr.. FitzGerald's sales
o
were in fact a delusion and a snare.
Mayor Hewitt got his private secretary,
Arthur Berry, to reduce the case to writing
yesterday, Mr. Fitzgerald was present. and
admitted that he had no auctioneers license
himself, and said he was selling under
license issued to his son. He claimed that 1t
was fair sale, and said he had lived In the
house two years. and that he was the party
who was selling out. He had offered to buy
out Mr. Hanson for $500. but MIR. Hanson was
not willing and vowed vengeance.
The Mayor Is considering as to revoking
Fitzgerald's license.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-23
HENRY GEORGES CANVASS
A Series or Meetings In the Fifteenth Con-
gress District.

MpDLETowN, Sept. 22.-Henry Georges
canvassing tour OF the Fifteenth Congress dis
trict, which included series Of mass meetings
on successive nights at Nyack. Newburg, Mid
dletown. and Port Jervis. was brought to a
close by a demonstration at the Port Jervis
Opera House tonight. The meetings have
been held under the management OF the local
assemblies OF the knights of Labor and Land
and Labor Clubs which organizations
have branches In each OF the towns
named. The gatherings have been large.
made up chiefly OF intelligent toilers, with a
liberal sprinkling OF ladies and OF business and
professional men. The burden OF Mr., Georges
speeches was a rehearsal of arguments made
familiar by his previous efforts. for the adop-
ton OF his peculiar land-ta theories ~ u cure
for poverty and all other social disorders He
found In his audiences some devoted adherents
who applauded his utterances TO the echo, but
tho mass OF his hearers gave no outward sign
OF sympathy with his views.
In private conversation with the local lead
ers here, Mr.. George said that he feels entirely
confident that the United Labor party will poll
a plurality OF the votes in New York city, and
total OF not less than 200 900 votes In the State
Mr.. George will speak to the farmers at the
Marathon fair tomorrow afternoon. and at q
United Labor meeting In Binghamton to-mor-
row evening.
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The Rev. DR.. John Hall of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church who arrived from Europe Sun
day last on the Aurania when asked by reporter Of
The Sun yesterday to give the public account Of his
trip abroad. said:
II am simply clergyman and not q public man. 90
should prefer not to give any extended of what
did in Europe Some Of my family were on the other
side and went to Join them partly and partly to sec
whether could arrange with churches In Great Britain
which the lessons On each Sunday will DO Identical ID
visit will be favorable project They had already
used American system adapted TO suit the notions q
the different churches.
with my family I went 70 France ana Germany ana
family, saw them Oh on q New York bound steamss
and then returned to Holland for short time Before
leaving for New York. preached sermon In Queens
town IN church OF which old friend 6 the pastor"
Dr. Hall has been absent since the middle Of June He
up and down stairs with the spryness OF boy and
does not show the effects Of tho fall he got ID
stepping from Madison one February
night three years when the streets covered
with Ice. lie was In his church on Sunday evening.
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THE "B1AcK DIAMONDS. DEATH
Conflicting Stories ~ to How Four Bullets
Came to be In His Body.

Conflicting Stories ~ to How Four Bullets
Cane to be In His Body.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-The inquest on tho
body Of Woodson. the Black Diamond. who
was shot by Tom White. discredits the story
told by White and Irma Hayes. his mistress,
that the shooting was done In .self-defence.
White and the woman declared that Woodson,
after throwing White down. and while still ON
top Of him, drew q revolver and fired two shots
at White, one of which struck Trina In
the TIE, hand. Then, according TO- their story.
sons hand, and then, the two having risen
to their feet, fired twice at the Black
Diamond" One shot. they said, did not hit
Woodson. but the other struck him In the fore-
head and tore the top OF his head OIL: The
autopsy disclosed the fact that four balls en-
tered Woodson's body, the last one being the
health up to- the time Of his encounter with
White. there is no reason to suppose that any
Of the wounds in his body were received, from
where VT % the TRAGEDY occurred: which e owned
White and 1rma stuck to their story and
Irma was discharged. White was held over.
It Is believed that the only shots fred came
from a revolver In Whites hand. Woodson's
great strength renders It improbable that he
would resort to gun In a scEap with a com.
paratively slender fellow like White.
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CREEKS F1ocKNG TO AMERICA.
They arc Possessed OF the Delusion tina
Fortunes are Made In . Day.

They arc Possessed OF the Delusion that
Fortunes arc Made In q Day.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Consul Moffett, at
Athens, reports to the State Department that
within the past few weeks many applications
have been made to him by young men for
transportation to America. The report has
somehow got abroad that there is a demand in
America for Greek laborers: that money is to
be had In abundance, and that the American
Government will furnish transportation. Mr..
Moffett has tried In vain to discover the source
Of this delusion. The people who make ap-
plication are neither mechanics nor agricultur-
lists. and would not make desirable additions
to our population. They have no purpose to
become citizens. but hope to acquire fortunes
and return to live upon the interest In idle
ness. The Greek Government discourages
emigration; the Greek Consul In New York has
warned his countrymen OF the sufferings they
arc likely to experience In New York, and the
Greek press has spread the warning broadcast,
but all without apparent effect.
Mr. Moffett encloses q report from Consular
Agent Mcdowell, at PirRus, who estimates
that 800 persons have sailed for America from
that port during the last two months. He says
sions leave their families. and when they reach
America settle in the large cities and begin
petty trading on the streets. They live on
next to nothing, and when they have accumu-
lated, say $4,000, esteem themselves wealthy.
With this they return to their homes. place
their earnings out at usury, and live In
sumptuous idleness.